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Harry Marks (March 11, 1931 – April 21, 2019) was a British-American broadcast designer who was renowned for his work in American television graphics. In 1984, Marks originated the idea for the TED Conference, which he co-founded with Richard Saul Wurman.
Apr 27, 2019 · Harry Marks’ career happened at the intersection of typography, technology and television. His vision has influenced the look of modern video — picture those fluidly moving, 3D letters that fly over the TV screen to introduce a news broadcast or pop a sports score onto the screen.
Apr 25, 2019 · Harry Marks, an Emmy-winning broadcast design artist who spent three decades at ABC, NBC and CBS, died Sunday at his home in Pebble Beach, California, his daughter said. He was 88.
This lecture introduces an early innovator in dynamic media design for television - Harry Marks. Marks did two key things - he brought in new technologies and design ideas to 'open up the box' that was the television, in order to imply a vast world beyond the tiny screen.
Harry Marks was best known as an Emmy-winning broadcast design artist, but he also worked with Richard Saul Wurman to create the first TED conference in 1984. Marks died in late April at 88.
Apr 21, 2019 · Harry Marks was a British broadcast design artist. A pioneer in the use of emerging imaging technologies like CGI, Marks used complex cameras to create graphics that gave motion to words and titles for network promos and show introductions.
Apr 29, 2019 · He was 88. The Emmy-winning broadcast design artist was a pioneer in the use of imaging technologies that made show titles and network promos swoop, swirl and move — something truly mind-blowing at the time.
